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Other Benefits One of the most gratifying attributes of e-invoicing is that, generally speaking, it can be implemented in a matter of months, if not weeks. Unlike some other technology initiatives, such systems can be up and running quickly, and the company can begin to see the payback right away. The costs for these programs are often minimal, and low cost is often crucial in getting the green light for implementation. Some are on a per-item basis. Some are free to the supplier, others free to the purchaser. Some eliminate not only the invoice but the purchase order as well. For the credit and collections department using e-invoicing with a dispute resolution model built in, the ease with which differences are resolved is a huge benefit. The cost savings associated with this can be huge, as well as the improvement in DSO.

Vassilev, G, 319 Vatcher, C A, 181 Vaughan, F, 353 Veblen, T, 388, 400 Velasquez, M M, 315 Victor, J, 127 Videon, R M, 423 Viney, L, 99 Viorst, J, 84 Vivian, D, 290, 291, 293, 297, 298, 299 Vogel, S R, 229 von Bertalanffy, L, 182 Wachtel, P, 213 Wagner, G J, 377 Wald, M S, 408 Waldner-Haugrud, L K, 301, 380 Waldron, H, 72 Walker, J G, 444 Walker, L, 292, 304 Wall, S, 148 Wallerstein, J, 36, 391, 398, 406 Walsh, F, 229, 363 Walsh, R, 354, 355 Walsh, S R, 444 Walter, J, 199, 202 Walters, E E, 406 Walters, M, 229, 230 Walters, S T, 318, 322 Waltz, J, 300, 435 Wampler, K S.

Non-numeric discrete fuzzy sets, where each member corresponds to an answer, such as fMajor_depression, Bipolar_disorder, Schizophreniag Alternatively, strings may be output together with their truth values An ambiguity occurs when alternate word descriptors both have non-zero grades of membership, and are not mutually exclusive A contradiction occurs when, in the same situation, the descriptors are mutually exclusive First, data are input and converted if necessary to an appropriate form, such as fuzzi cation of numbers into words, converting scalars to fuzzy numbers, screening out obvious artifacts, and maintaining moving averages Next, rules use the input data to arrive at preliminary conclusions Next, contradictions are detected and resolved Then, output candidates are checked for reasonableness and completeness Finally, the checked nal conclusions are output Nothing should be done about ambiguities; they lend robustness to a program, and should be held on to.

The ASCE has been con gured to start monitoring the CAS. It will evaluate CH s Parameter1, Parameter2, and Parameter3 every 5 seconds. The service XSLT associated to this monitoring XML is CH_XSLT_001, which is shown as follows. In the XSLT we can see that the condition speci ed to send an event to the DMC is that Parameter1 > 600. If the threshold (Parameter1 > 600) is crossed, an event identi ed by CH_XML_001, and formed as stated in the XSLT, will be sent to the Decision-Making Component in the policy engine. Note: Some XML lines are too long to t on the width of the page. To indicate that the line continues to the next row we have used \ at the end of the row. We hope that this arrangement does not cause any confusion.

, 180, 433 Wang, M C, 330 Waring, E M, 120, 127, 391 Warnke, M, 229 Waters, E, 148 Watson, D, 436 Watt, T T, 433 Watzlawick, P, 182 Weatherburn, P, 377 Webster, L, 255 Weed, N, 321 Weeks, G R, 228 Weinberg, G, 372 Weiner-Davis, M, 194, 199 Weinstock, L M, 119 Weiss, R L, 119, 437 Weitzman, L J, 388 Welwood, J, 361, 362 West, B, 90 West, C M, 301 Wheeler, J, 443 Whiffen, V, 181, 184 Whisman, M A, 119, 255 Whitaker, C, 84, 393 White, M, 98, 160, 161, 162, 172, 185, 400 Whitehead, B, 31 Whitton, S, 440, 441 Widiger, T A, 230 Widmer, K, 444 Wiese, D, 436 Wilbur, K, 360 Wildman, J.

Contradictions, on the other hand, need to be resolved and check before being output New skills and new factual knowledge By adding new rules or by storing new data If the general format of the new rules is known, the rule can be generated by the consequent of a program rule, the previously unknown elements being lled in by variables de ned in the rule antecedent A rule from PAVLOV2FPS, simpli ed to omit non-essentials, is rule block 8 (goal Generates rule for response to conditioned stimuli) IF (in Count id1 = <ID1> AND id2 = <ID2> AND N > 2) (in Wired-in id = <ID1> AND response = <R>).

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